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Endometriosis UK is calling on governments across the UK to reduce the diagnosis time to one year or less by 2030.
Victims of deep-fake scam calls lose an average of £595 per incident, with some cases exceeding £13,000, according to UK Finance.
New figures show the average time to receive a diagnosis in NI is over nine years
Northern Ireland has seen a 26% increase
Annual passes can be a great way to keep the kids entertained through the school holidays, and give you unlimited visits to Merlin's theme parks throughout the year, as well as some other perks
Which? consumer champion analysed 86 products in total and found some contain up to 20g of sugar per 100g
The environmentally-friendly water cremations are already carried out in Ireland, Canada and the US and now they are coming to the UK
MPs and MSPs from the party are among more than 60 parliamentarians who have signed a pledge against developing the oil field from campaigners Uplift.
These are the faces of criminals from across Merseyside who were locked up this week
Some under-35s who were helped by the ‘bank of mum and dad’ said their parents had a say in which home they chose or influenced home improvements.
Some under-35s who were helped by the ‘bank of mum and dad’ said their parents had a say in which home they chose or influenced home improvements.
Hydrolysis, also known as water cremation, has been dubbed "boil-in-the-bag" funerals by some and has been effectively banned in the UK until now
Labour former minister Dawn Butler said it is ‘deeply disappointing’ that progress has been slow
The first water cremations are expected to take place in Scotland this summer.
Some under-35s who were helped by the ‘bank of mum and dad’ said their parents had a say in which home they chose or influenced home improvements.